Grow Something, Anything!
The machine wants you to think that food is a product. Something that is processed, enriched, packaged, sanitised, wrapped in plastic, sent to a shop...
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Sweetcorn
I couldn't hold out any longer. It is late September. Rats or squirrels have started to steal my precious treasure. If I leave things much...
Salad Days
Perhaps having the allotment was worth it after all. I have grown salad! Yes, dear reader, after nearly losing my allotment because it was too...
Operation sprout
I am determined to crack this allotment thing. Somewhere in my small mind I have a vision of being able to provide fresh, tasty and...
Mindfulness and allotments
I never thought there would be much joy in digging heavy soil on a hot August evening. It's not something I would choose to do,...
It's nothing like The Good Life
Apparently allotments are a little like hen's teeth. When we moved to our current house my wife and I had the idea of getting an...
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